druid
Druid (noun) means a priest or wise figure among the ancient Celts, associated with nature and sacred groves. Example: “Ancient druids were said to gather mistletoe as part of their rituals.”
How to use druid
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishHistorically, a Celtic priest connected to nature; in modern fiction, a nature-based magic user.
Word forms
- Plural
- druids
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Ancient _____ were said to gather mistletoe as part of their rituals.
Etymology
Traces back through Latin Druidae to a Celtic word possibly meaning "oak-knower" or "one of great wisdom."